Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-02-24
I'M GENERAL.

Friday. destroyed i've stores anu WV
tels, causing loss Of 9Se,0oo' IL
The pope has thanked the sultan OF
Turkey for the liberty accorded 70 re-
Iioion In the Turkish dominions'
n a now believed that Annie Graham
VAS the only victim Of the bridge disaseer
N Rochester, New York, on Friday.
The furniture factory Of Gunther q
F,ank In Baltimore was damaged by nre
en- Saturday 10 the extent Of $Ho,Voo'
The Union National Bank Of Kansas
c;tv. Mo-. has been authorized 70 pegin
business with capital Of $8OO,oOO
George Il. Pendleton, United States
minister az Berlin, has reached Onoinna.l
and is spending his time quietly among
friends.
Benjamin Lutz, aged 90 years, was
drowned on Saturday by falling from
bridge across Mill creek in Berks county,
Pennsylvania.
A freight train on the Wisconsin oen-
trail railroad struck broken rail near
Neenah, on Saturday, and IL cars were
thrown of the track.
Mrs. William Maxey was burned 70
death and her husband fatally burned by
the explosion Of lamp in Ldtchheid,
Illinois, on Saturday night.
The loss by the fire on the American
cotton docks at Tampkinsville, 3. l., is
now estimated at nearly $500 ,OOO. Three
men were injured by falling walls.
Phillips Brothers Il Co. dry goods mer-
chants Of Baltimore, on Saturday made
deed of trust for their creditors to Will
liam J. Dickey. The trustees bond ID
$500, 900.
John Waters shot and killed hismother-
in.law, Mrs. Bryan o'Neil, OF Poughkeepsie,
on Saturday. Trouble had arisen In the
family, which caused Waters to separate
from his wife.
A telegram from Belvidere, N. j., says
a writ of error has been denied IN the
case of the condemned murderer, Titus.
The board Of pardons will now DO asked
/ to interfere.
Mail adyices from HAVANA report thai
the head cashier Of the Banco Industrial
Of that city disappeared on January SOth
An examination Of his books has revealed
defalcation of $55, 900.
The engine of railroad train brok'
through o bridge near Desplaines, ILL.,, OF
Friday afternoon. William Candy, tn
fireman, was fatally injured; the enginee
escaped with severe scalp wound.
Baxter Dewalt, the negro who attempts
to take the life of Governor Richardso
of South Carolina Monday week, has bee
examined and Is pronounced dangerou
lunatic. He was sent to the asylum.
John Lewis, II years of age, is n
ported suffering from hydrophobia, mes
Erie, Pa. He was bitten by dog f'
years ago, but he and his friends ha,
been fearful of the consequences ey'
since.
The Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, rector
81. James Academy at Macon, Missoul
has accepted the Protestant Episcop
| missionary bishopric of Wyoming al
Idaho, and will assume its duties {
June LIST.
Near Layant, Ontario, Thursday, Jol
Benton, Thomas WoodruG, Julius Bagc
William Carver and James McCormai
were killed and two others seriously !
jured at the wilbur mines by fall
earth from the roof.
W. 4. Bingham, trustee under Z
will of the late James Rogers, at Bosto
was arrested Thursday on the charge
: embezzling $4,000. He was held
800, 900 bail. The benefciaries under I
will are said to be aged ladies.
The storm of Friday night was We
: severe at Long Branch. The wind to
! down o number of telegraph wires Al
! damaged several cottages in course
construction. The high sea made inroa
in the Ocean avenue bluff there.
! John W. Schwer, repairer in the OF
shops of the Cincinnati Southern railwe
was ''sand- bsgged" last night in the ",
end of that city and robbed of 81
. which he carried In belt around
: waist, watch, gold ring and diamo
o stud.
: Matthew Barnatz. -four broker
Q Pittsburg, left this city several days 81
IS after having borrowed $4,000 in variG
J. sums from friends and fellow. merchan
y His father in law says he bought q ticl
!, for Buffalo, and he thinks he went
g Canada.
y Iuch dam 90 has neen done 81 rec
y storms at Gross Point, wealthy sdb,
Y Of Detroit, on Lake st. Claire. Gu
cakes of ice have been driven ashore {
piled along the bankB for three miles
hight of 20 to 40 feet, wrecking BIZ
N houses and docks. The loss is estima
at $4,000.
"A At a dance in Macon, Ga, on Satur
:. morning, fight occurred, in WI
IF Policeman Frank Thorpe, then off dl
r. struck James Bassett fearful blow
10 the head and then shot and killed Th o.
d. Farrow. Farrow had on pair of b
ia knuckles when killed.
il EARLY Thursday morning the hous
Sc DR.. George Talcott, in Brooklyn, n.
ut was entered by burglars. They phe
Of the second floor hallway Mrs. Kate Bo
TO a nurse in attendance on Mrs. Tale
ii gagged and bound her, and carried
is 81 500 worth Of jewelry.
10 The Rochester Post Egpress yesfel
published interviews with General
9, nolds, General Quinby, Colonel iar
az leaf, Colonel W. H. Benjamin, Ssirp
IN Stoddard and Colonel Bowen on the
9, of the Dependent Pension bill. Ali ex
e General Reynolds approve the veto.
" Thomas M. Joseph, for several y
treasurer of the grand lodge of Odd
lows of Texas, has confessed defic
1928, 185 in his accounts with the n
lodge, that sum embracing the 81
OF lodge fund. He says he lost the me
nearly four years ago in mining sp
~ lation.
" Mrs. Ogden, woman of bad rel
re was found dead in front Of her hous
ID Peoria, Illinois, on Saturday morn
NJ In the house her son, Peter, lay
10 drunken stupor, and all the furni
ny and fixtures were amashed. II is
ms posed he killed his mother in drur
~ quarrel.
~ While boiler of 10 to is horse-pt
was being tested in yard I'M Blu
Tuesday 1t suddenly blew up, RENAL
intact. Crossing the street, II mac
large hole in the third story Of b
ro, building and, in falling to the gro
AZ demolished small frame shed. No
,av son was injured.
val The Rev. Carl @. Open, with
sry assistance of Bishop Brown Of Fon
on Lac, Wis.,, on Monday organized at
sed kosh the "Deutshe Ohristus Kirehe,"
ere a society representing about so fami
nd Most of the members are Knight
ION Labor, who have left Lutheran ohur
where the order is discountenaneed.
John Gertzemauer, painter, so ,
of age, of No. Ala East Sixteenth st
ran New York, while drunk Monday,
old his wife Elizabeth in the head, infii,
ons serious wound, and, after attemptir
ing shoot himself, jumped from windoy
by the fifth floor of his resideuce 70
ext ground and was killed.
A young woman named Hastie o
VINO insisted on steering a tobbRRan